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Our fall broadcast season continues with a fresh new episode hitting the airwaves this week. This premiere broadcast of Mountain Stage features an indie supergroup that’s been clawing its way through the music scene with the fun folk-rock tunes off their debut album, Now That’s What I Call Fantastic Cat.
This must-hear “supergroup” is none other than Fantastic Cat, comprised of some of New York’s best singer-songwriters, including Anthony D’Amato, Brian Dunne, Don DiLego, and Mike Montali (Hollis Brown). Their song “All My Fault” is our Song of the Week.
On this episode you’ll also hear live performances by soul and country singer Maggie Rose when she makes her Mountain Stage debut, five-piece bluegrass group The Brothers Comatose, Kentucky singer-songwriter Kelsey Waldon, and 22-year-old Myron Elkins who blends country, funk, rock and soul.
Tune in to one of our affiliate stations starting Friday, Sept. 20 to hear the full episode with host Kathy Mattea.
Make sure you are subscribed to our Podcast and sign up for our E-Newsletter to see when and where Mountain Stage will be recording our next episode.
